BOLT ACTION DOUBLES: WORLD AT WAR

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1 FRIDAY :: MARCH 24 8:00 AM 6:00 PM BOLT ACTION DOUBLES: WORLD AT WAR Do not lose this packet! It contains all necessary missions and results sheets required for you to participate in today s tournament. It is your responsibility to hold onto and not lose this packet during the tournament. If you lose this packet, be prepared to be docked points!

2 EVENT SUMMARY Players will participate in a total of 3 rounds of team doubles game play. Each game will be 2.5 hours long with lunch and regular breaks between games. Two players will form a team, either Axis or Allied. No German-USA teams for example. Players do not need to have the same nation. For example, Italy-Japan could be a team. Russia-Great Britain, USA-USA etc. We strongly encourage players to join forces with a sense of history in mind. There will be a theme score involved in the overall scoring. This is FUN event. Please keep that in mind. What to Bring: A good attitude: Don t be that guy, have fun, Rule book and army books, 5 copies of your army list: 1 for yourself, 1 for organizers, 1/opponent, Measuring tools, Dice and your OWN order dice and Your army! Just for fun, we will be tracking overall progress of each side during the war, Axis and Allied. Who will change the course of history? Surprises await! All players are expected to abide by the AdeptiCon Conduct Policy. The models used in your army must comply with the AdeptiCon Model Policy (all models MUST be WYSIWYG and 3- colors). The base must be painted or flocked. No unpainted armies or figures will be allowed. TEAM FORMAT NOTES Order Dice: BOTH players on a team must have separate order dice. That means that in the dice cup/bag, there will be 4 sets of order dice. Whichever team members die is drawn, that player will activate, to the aid or detriment of their partner! No trades, double dares, or triple stamping a double stamp. Officers: In all our games, officers do not give morale bonuses to units in their teammates platoon/platoons. DEPLOYMENT CLAUSE This deployment clause applies to ANY and ALL missions. What this means is this is the same deployment protocol for all the missions used, UNLESS the mission specifically makes exceptions. Both players roll a die. The highest rolling player chooses a deployment zone, the other player sets up in the opposite zone. The player who chose their zone first, deploys his force first. Both players MAY keep UP TO HALF their units in reserve, rounding down. Any and all units not in reserve are deployed in the established zones as per the mission. Reserves MAY outflank unless specified in the mission. Spotters, observers, and snipers are deployed AFTER both players have placed their non-reserved units. As per the rules on page 131. SCHEDULE FRIDAY (MARCH 24 th, 2017) 8:00AM 8:45AM Check-in 8:45AM 9:00AM Welcome and Operation Briefing 9:00AM 11:30AM Game 1 11:30AM 12:30PM Lunch Break and Favorite Army Vote 12:30PM 3:00PM Game 2 3:00PM 3:15PM Break and Favorite Army Vote 3:15PM 5:45PM Game 3 6:00PM Awards

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4 POINT DEFENSE *** READ THE ENTIRE SCENARIO BEFORE SETTING UP *** SETUP 1. The highest rolling player/team gets to choose whether they will be the attacker or the defender. The 3 objectives will be placed by the defender. These must be tokens or markers deployed at least 12 inches from his table edge and 24 inches away from each other. 2. The defenders must deploy 12 inches from their edge. These units may use the hidden set up rules. 3. The attacking force does not set any units up on the board to start the game. At least half of the attacking force must be nominated as the first wave. OBJECTIVE The attacker must try and capture the objectives. All objectives are held by the defender at the start of the game no matter where his units are placed. If an objective changes hands during the game, it remains that teams until it is taken back. Objective: To claim an objective there must be a model from one of your infantry or artillery units within 3 of the objective at the end of a turn and there must be no enemy infantry, artillery, or armored models within 3 of the objective. GAME DURATION This game will last 6 turns. FIRST TURN During turn 1 the attacker must move his first wave onto the table. These units may enter at any point on the attackers edge and must be given a run or advance order. No order test is required to move units onto the table as part of the first wave. PREPARATORY BOMBARDMENT Automatic preparatory bombardment strikes enemy positions. See pg 131. VICTORY Type Attacker Defender Major Victory/Loss Controls 2 or More Objectives Controls 3 Objectives Minor Victory/Loss Controls 1 Objective AND has Units Within 3 of ALL Remaining Objectives Controls 2 Objectives, With NO Attacker Units Within 3 Inches of Those Objectives Any Other Result Any Other Result

5 KEY POSITIONS *** READ THE ENTIRE SCENARIO BEFORE SETTING UP *** SETUP inch deployment zone from the players/teams table edge. 2. One player rolls a D3+2. This is the number of objectives used in the game. Both players roll a D6 and the highest player gets to place the first objective, then alternating until all objectives are place. Objectives must be at least 13 inches from each other. 3. No snipers, spotters, or forward observers may be placed within 13 inches of an objective. GAME DURATION *** BEFORE THE GAME STARTS ROLL A D6*** On a result of 1, 2, or 3 the game lasts 6 turns. On a roll of 4, 5, or 6 the game lasts 7 turns. OBJECTIVE The aim is to control more objectives than your opponent. To do so there must be a model from one of your infantry or artillery units within 3 of the objective and there must be no enemy infantry, artillery, or armored vehicle models within 3 of the objective at the end of the game. VICTORY Type Major Victory/Loss Minor Victory/Loss Conditions Double the points than your opponent More points than your opponent Equal points as your opponent Calculate total points as follows: Controlled Objective 3 Points per Objective Enemy Units Destroyed 0.5 Points per unit Enemy Officer Unit Destroyed 1 Point per unit

6 SECTORS *** READ THE ENTIRE SCENARIO BEFORE SETTING UP *** SETUP 1. Divide the table into quarters (2 foot by 3 foot). Deployment zones are an entire table quarter with the opponent being diagonally opposite. 2. Snipers, observers, and spotters may not be deployed outside the chosen table quarter. 3. Reserves MAY NOT outflank in this mission. GAME DURATION *** BEFORE THE GAME STARTS ROLL A D6*** On a result of 1, 2, or 3 the game lasts 6 turns. On a roll of 4, 5, or 6 the game lasts 7 turns. PREPARATORY BOMBARDMENT Both players roll a die: on a 2+ a preparatory bombardment strikes the enemy positions. OBJECTIVE Both players must attempt to seize as many table quarters as possible and inflict damage on the enemy. VICTORY Type Major Victory/Loss Minor Victory/Loss Conditions One side scores at least 2 points more than the opponent. More points than your opponent. Equal points as your opponent. Calculate total points as follows: Enemy Units Destroyed 1 Point Bonus 1 Point for each friendly unit inside the neutral quarters* (nondeployed quarters). Bonus 2 Points for each friendly unit inside the enemy starting quarter* of the table. * The quarter in which the majority of models from a unit lie is used to determine a unit that is straddling 2 or more quarters.

7 SURROUNDED *** READ THE ENTIRE SCENARIO BEFORE SETTING UP *** SETUP 1. The Allied player/team is the defender. The Axis player/team is the attacker. One defending team member must setup his whole army within 12 inches of the center of the table. These units can use the hidden setup rule. Their partner s army is left in reserve. 2. Snipers, forward observers, and spotters must be deployed in the above fashion. 3. Next, the attackers team must deploy at least half of their units in the remaining deployment zone. All other units are left in reserve. PREPARATORY BOMBARDMENT The attacker rolls a die: on a 2+ a preparatory bombardment strikes the defender s deployment zone. If a 1 result is rolled, the defending team may move the artillery strike to anywhere in the attackers deployment zone. Resolve like an artillery observer on pg 84. Note this could still strike defending units depending where and how big the radius is. CONFUSED FIGHT All units entering the table as reserves (turn two onwards) can enter from any point on any table edge, except the one from which the last enemy reserve entered that same turn. OBJECTIVE Both players/teams must attempt to inflict damage on the enemy whilst preserving their own forces. GAME DURATION The game lasts 6 turns. VICTORY Type Major Victory/Loss Minor Victory/Loss Conditions One side scores double the points than the Opponent More Points than Your Opponent Equal Points as Your Opponent Calculate total points as follows: Enemy Unit Destroyed Deployed Defender has units inside the original deployment zone. Attacker units inside the enemy deployment zone Individual team member forces above 50% starting unit totals 1 Point per Unit 0.5 points per Unit 1 point per Unit 1 point per Force* * 2 Total per Team

8 NO MAN S LAND *** READ THE ENTIRE SCENARIO BEFORE SETTING UP *** SETUP 1. Deployment zones are an entire table edge, 12 inches in from the long sides. The opponent being directly opposite. 2. Once deployment zones are picked, follow normal deployment protocols except, teams will alternate deploying all their units. Team 1, Team 2, Team 1, Team 2. GAME DURATION This game will last 6 turns. PREPARATORY BOMBARDMENT Both players roll a die: on a 2+ a preparatory bombardment strikes the enemy positions. FIRST TURN During turn 1, visibility is limited to 24 inches due to the dust and smoke from the bombardments. OBJECTIVE Both players must attempt to inflict damage on the enemy. VICTORY Type Major Victory/Loss Minor Victory/Loss Conditions One side scores double the points than the Opponent More Points than Your Opponent Equal Points as Your Opponent Calculate total points as follows: Enemy Unit Destroyed 1 Point per Unit Enemy Officer Unit Destroyed 2 Points per Unit

9 FAVORITE ARMY VOTE Please vote for which army you think is just so darn tootin cool you wish you had thought of it first! For those without an imagination or emotion, please consider theme, display board, painting skill, conversions, back story, bribery, etc. FAVORITE ARMY Team Name: FAVORITE OPPONENT RANKINGS Please rank your opponents in order of coolest to lamest. 1 is super way cool. 5 is bag-o-turds. You get the idea. 1 FAVORITE OPPONENTS Your Team Name:

10 RESULTS FOR GAME 3 YOUR TEAM NAME OPPOSING TEAM NAME TABLE NO BATTLE RESULT (CIRCLE ONE) Major Victory Minor Victory Minor Loss Major Loss 20 Points 15 Points 10 Points 5 Points 0 Points YOUR TEAM POINTS YOUR OPPONENT S TEAM POINTS Have your opponents double check the results above. Have them sign below and acknowledge that the results circled above are accurate and correct. Worst Opponent s Signature: *** STOP *** Please rate your game on a 1-10 scale. Circle below. BE JUDGEMENTAL, NOT EVERYONE IS FREAKING GHANDI. They shouldn t take offense because of that too SPORTSMANSHIP : The lowest, very un-enjoyable. You want to scratch your eyeballs out using only a cocktail straw. 10: The highest, the most epic game you have ever played, EVER with all players becoming better human beings having interacted with each other. The best way to do this is trust your gut. Close your eyes and go with the first number that you think rates your opponents and the game you had. Consider: Timeliness Respect Easily resolved disputes Plain old enjoyment level Came prepared Want to play them again Please turn in this sheet to the judge s booth after your game TOGETHER with your opponents. Best

11 RESULTS FOR GAME 2 YOUR TEAM NAME OPPOSING TEAM NAME TABLE NO BATTLE RESULT (CIRCLE ONE) Major Victory Minor Victory Minor Loss Major Loss 20 Points 15 Points 10 Points 5 Points 0 Points YOUR TEAM POINTS YOUR OPPONENT S TEAM POINTS Have your opponents double check the results above. Have them sign below and acknowledge that the results circled above are accurate and correct. Worst Opponent s Signature: *** STOP *** Please rate your game on a 1-10 scale. Circle below. BE JUDGEMENTAL, NOT EVERYONE IS FREAKING GHANDI. They shouldn t take offense because of that too SPORTSMANSHIP : The lowest, very un-enjoyable. You want to scratch your eyeballs out using only a cocktail straw. 10: The highest, the most epic game you have ever played, EVER with all players becoming better human beings having interacted with each other. The best way to do this is trust your gut. Close your eyes and go with the first number that you think rates your opponents and the game you had. Consider: Timeliness Respect Easily resolved disputes Plain old enjoyment level Came prepared Want to play them again Please turn in this sheet to the judge s booth after your game TOGETHER with your opponents. Best

12 RESULTS FOR GAME 1 YOUR TEAM NAME OPPOSING TEAM NAME TABLE NO BATTLE RESULT (CIRCLE ONE) Major Victory Minor Victory Minor Loss Major Loss 20 Points 15 Points 10 Points 5 Points 0 Points YOUR TEAM POINTS YOUR OPPONENT S TEAM POINTS Have your opponents double check the results above. Have them sign below and acknowledge that the results circled above are accurate and correct. Worst Opponent s Signature: *** STOP *** Please rate your game on a 1-10 scale. Circle below. BE JUDGEMENTAL, NOT EVERYONE IS FREAKING GHANDI. They shouldn t take offense because of that too SPORTSMANSHIP : The lowest, very un-enjoyable. You want to scratch your eyeballs out using only a cocktail straw. 10: The highest, the most epic game you have ever played, EVER with all players becoming better human beings having interacted with each other. The best way to do this is trust your gut. Close your eyes and go with the first number that you think rates your opponents and the game you had. Consider: Timeliness Respect Easily resolved disputes Plain old enjoyment level Came prepared Want to play them again Please turn in this sheet to the judge s booth after your game TOGETHER with your opponents. Best